Visit to Mausa Vauban, urban and street-art museum
Visit the MAUSA Vauban, a living museum of urban art and street art of nearly 1200m2, opened since July 7, 2018 in progressive mode in the Unesco ramparts of the historic fortress of Neuf-Brisach built by Vauban between 1698 and 1704.
Since then, internationally renowned urban artists have come together to paint the walls in front of visitors.
Information
The museum is naturally air-conditioned due to the thickness of the walls of the ramparts, the interior temperature is about 15 degrees, for optimal comfort during your visit, we recommend that you wear a waistcoat.
On the program, discover the portrait of Vauban realized by the stencil of the great men of the Pantheon C215, the frescoes of Seth the globe-painter, the great white bodies of Jérôme Mesnager, the child of Colmar, the immersive installations of Denis Meyers and Levalet, the Lascaux of the subway graffiti artist Nasty, the Marilyn Monroe of Pure Evil, the XXL photographs of Joseph Ford and the chapel of Guy Denning ...
Opening hours
31 March 2026 to 27 October 2026
Open Tuesday to Sunday from 11am to 7pm. Except Wednesdays, 2:00 to 7:00.
Last access to the museum at 6pm – Closing of the boxes 30 minutes before the Museum closes.
Accessibility
- Physical disability
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The museum is easily accessible for people with reduced mobility.
Access conditions
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Neuf Brisach exit on the A35 motorway
Electric car charging points are available opposite the Neuf Brisach Tourist Office.